Benghazi Gov. Chris Christie, Columbia SC, Chris Christie Town Hall at Liberty Tap Room 6/2/15 Audio: here [12:00] Q4: Why won’t Republicans stand up to Democrats on issues like Benghazi? We need to do both We need to speak out when they’re leading in the wrong direction I like that someone thinks I’m not aggressive enough We also need to speak to American people about the things we believe in and why we’re a better choice My problem with Benghazi is that HRC stood before Congress and asked “what does it matter?” It does matter. I have to answer for all kinds of things that I might not feel directly responsible for Maybe someone will hold her to account for that onstage in a debate in October 2016 Gov. Rick Perry on Fox News Hannity 6/4/15 Video: Here [06:45] - On Benghazi and her "server issues" and the Clinton foundation: Perry said It's all about transparency and that's going got be a problem for her Sen. Lindsey Graham on .@radiotalkermike at 9:30 AM, 6/3/15 [towards end of Q&A] -She represents failed policies -How could she not know about the security environment in Libya? She was part of an effort to blame it on a video. She needs to share her emails so we have a better idea of what happened Rand Paul Said That Hillary Clinton’s Handling Of The 2012 Attack In Benghazi Should “Forever Preclude Her From Being President.” “He also criticized Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton, saying her handling of the deadly 2012 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, should ‘forever preclude her from being president.’” [Baltimore Sun, 6/9/15] China Sen. Marco Rubio, National Review, 6/3/15 In her inaugural trip as secretary of state in 2009, Hillary Clinton opined, en route to China, that contentious issues such as human rights “can’t interfere with the global economic crisis, the global climate change crisis, and the security crisis.” Human rights should be fully integrated into every level of our bilateral relationship with the Chinese government, and with repressive governments the world over. It is always in America’s interest to support the expansion of democracy and its institutions. On Human Rights, No More Free Passes for China by MARCO RUBIO June 3, 2015 12:30 PM-National Review